Hot Deal. They're not the best drill on earth, but for under £5.00 you can't go wrong.
I bought two last year when they were marked down from £14.99, to £9.99, and gave one away. Comes with selection of drill bits, screwdriver bits & adapter, charger, and plastic carry case.
Looked on-line, but couldn't see it so maybe in-store only. Plenty at Shrewsbury store.
good deal for very basic deal.
if your just use it every now and then is a great bargain
nice find voted hot :-)
Mascherano
24 Jan 09#2
False economy
urbundk to Mascherano
24 Jan 09#3
I agree in essence, you can thank the world economy for that.
Thank me for this !
:thumbsup:
locoperro
24 Jan 09#4
its ok works well drill setting and screw settings and reverse and 5 drill bits .I think its hot
uvox4
24 Jan 09#5
Saw these today. Hot. Cheap and cheerful.
joew360
24 Jan 09#6
hot!!!
btw the price for this drill is supposed to be £19.99 not long ago, so 75% off is a very good deal
simonspeakeasy
24 Jan 09#7
I know what you mean by 'false economy', but for *£5* I must beg to differ.
Heat added.
Throttle
24 Jan 09#8
Be ok for couple of basic round the house type jobs id thought more for wood, thin metal or a screwdriver though doubt be good for anything more still at £5 be a good buy for someone so Voted hot :thumbsup:
I have couple decent drills so i wont be buying one though.
tommie1
25 Jan 09#9
How do they make them for that. Voted hot.
Adiebear to tommie1
25 Jan 09#13
Slave labour thats how, but don't feel to guilty, before long it will be the west doing stuff for nowt for the east:)
Voted hot,
ok its not a makita but for a fiver!, buy 20 of em and they may outlast a £100 premium drill:)
jamesdew
25 Jan 09#10
does this have variable speed control? I.E. can it also be used as an electric screwdriver?
urbundk to jamesdew
25 Jan 091#11
Yes, it can. :thumbsup:
Golaboots888
25 Jan 09#12
Bargain. Tempting to take the cells out the the battery (usually mini C size nicads) and stick them in my old bosch thats fine but worn out batteries. Probably lower capacity here but a steal.
markbloke
25 Jan 09#14
They also do an 18V hammer version for a tenner.
hankmarvin4
25 Jan 09#15
just picked one up, cheers
Xad
25 Jan 09#16
Is there a barcode number on the box so that i can call up and check if they have one in stock.
Is there even any point? Would any even be in stock by now? £5 is a great deal.
urbundk to Xad
25 Jan 09#19
It's, 0148 6186
bulkybuy to Xad
26 Jan 09#27
Yes there definetley is a point, loads left at our local store...just picked 3 up ;-)
markbloke
25 Jan 09#17
Loads left last night at the Cheshire Oaks (Ellesmere Port) branch.
phoopha
25 Jan 09#18
I've bought one for my wife and children to use, so they don't have to go near my Bosch Blue drills. For £5 it's well worth it. I'd be tempted to get a second, just so that there's a spare battery. I'd say that, for the price, it seems reasonable quality and is perfectly good enough for light use around the home.
FoneFreak
25 Jan 09#20
i think the draper for 9.99 is abargain = 1 hour charge.
This one takes ages to charge i think?, or at least my one is still charging after 3/5 hours.
Must admit tho for a £5 it good, but I think £10 deal must be better for the long run
neilcaldwell
25 Jan 09#21
Be careful with cheap cordless drills. The batteries are usually very poor and will not hold much of a charge. BEWARE!!!
FoneFreak
25 Jan 09#22
Just tried it and guess what, it terrible (for me at least), mines going back tomorrow. Struggling with even the basic of jobs. Speed is like a screwdriver speed. Drilling struggles badly. Still good find for £5 i suppose but just not for me. Just thought i'd update you guys
pinkleponkle
25 Jan 09#23
If you are buying this thinking it'll do anything other than stick a screw in a wall you need a reality check.
jamesdew to pinkleponkle
25 Jan 09#24
You are correct here. However it is better than I expected. If you just want something to use as an electric screwdriver and put pictures on the wall you could do a lot worse.
james-young
26 Jan 09#25
Due , If I was building a house, top end gear all the way. DIY a few pictures and some ikea furniture then £5.00 all the way.
I bought the draper because of the 1hr fast charge. At least then you can forget about it till you need it
phoopha
26 Jan 09#26
Having charged it up and tried it out, I'd have to agree, it's not suitable for anything at all demanding. It struggled to drill a hole in a piece of wood. Fortunately, I might one as a toy for the children and for that it is fine, especially at the price. They'll love 'working' with Daddy and because it's not very powerful it should be fairly safe for them to use.
urbundk
27 Jan 09#28
They're not "Profesional tools", they're for the basic DIY'er.
Loads left at Shhrewsbury
Averroes
27 Jan 09#29
I bought the Draper for a tenner as a secondary driver to my Makita, must say I was surprised with how good it is. It can drill and drive very well and the amount you get out of a 1 hour full charge is great too. I have been drilling and driving all day today and yesterday with it, i really am pleased with the Draper, didnt even need the Makita. Lets just hope it doesnt go kaput so soon
fivish1
6 Dec 16#30
The drill uses NiCd which has been banned by the EU. So these are being dumped before they have to be destroyed. The drill is ok but the battery pack is rubbish. Self discharge is high and it wont run for very long. Best avoided at any price.
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Cordless Drill
Keyless Chuck
14.4 Volt , 550 RPM
Chuck Capacity 10mm
Hot Deal. They're not the best drill on earth, but for under £5.00 you can't go wrong.
I bought two last year when they were marked down from £14.99, to £9.99, and gave one away. Comes with selection of drill bits, screwdriver bits & adapter, charger, and plastic carry case.
Looked on-line, but couldn't see it so maybe in-store only. Plenty at Shrewsbury store.
Sorry for bad photo, Happy Drilling.
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All comments (30)
if your just use it every now and then is a great bargain
nice find voted hot :-)
Thank me for this !
:thumbsup:
btw the price for this drill is supposed to be £19.99 not long ago, so 75% off is a very good deal
Heat added.
I have couple decent drills so i wont be buying one though.
Voted hot,
ok its not a makita but for a fiver!, buy 20 of em and they may outlast a £100 premium drill:)
Is there even any point? Would any even be in stock by now? £5 is a great deal.
This one takes ages to charge i think?, or at least my one is still charging after 3/5 hours.
Must admit tho for a £5 it good, but I think £10 deal must be better for the long run
I bought the draper because of the 1hr fast charge. At least then you can forget about it till you need it
Loads left at Shhrewsbury